Property tax reform

Thanked female council members for passing property tax reform and urged full implementation and assessor authorization.

Expressed support for the Detroit Tenants Union and urged full implementation of property tax reform ordinances.

Thanked Mayor Sheffield and council members for the property tax reform ordinance and its enforcement, and demanded reparations.

Demanded full implementation of the property tax reform ordinance, a qualified assessor, and community representation on the Charles H. Wright Museum board.

Congratulated awardees, suggested Prof. Bernadette Atuahene for an award, and called housing the city's number one issue, citing overtaxation and foreclosures.

Renewed the property tax justice coalition's demands: a qualified chief assessor, enforcement of the 2023 reform ordinance, removing LLCs from principal residence exemption rolls, and returning money to overtaxed homeowners.

Presented the coalition's first-100-days plan: implement the 2023 ordinance, stop overassessment of low-value homes, protect the PRE exemption, remove LLCs from exemption rolls, and return the $600 million.

Thanked Callaway, Waters and Johnson for the tax reform ordinance but demanded full implementation; said Mallett advised against it and called for the removal of assessor Alvin Horn.

Echoed the property tax justice coalition's demands, including independent audits of assessment data and a qualified chief assessor.